A small chashitsu teahouse from old Japan. Tea houses are usually small, simple wooden buildings. They are located in the gardens or grounds of private homes, or temples and parks. The building is usually surrounded by a small garden, with a path leading to the tea room. Along the path is a waiting bench for guests and a stone water-basin near the tea house, where the guests rinse their hands and mouths before entering through a small door, which symbolically separates the small, simple, quiet inside from the crowded, overwhelming outside world.
Traditional elements of the interior include the tokonoma alcove with hanging scroll, a lowered entrance required participants to bow to enter, tatami flooring, and sliding paper doors and windows.
This terrain model includes a set of fences and a gate, and a small decorative garden with accessories. The fences are based on authentic bamboo and twine fences found at Ginkakuji, in Kyoto.
The teahouse building measures approximately 100mm by 100mm (4" x 4"), with the thatched roof overhanging to 140mm by 140mm (5½" x 5½"). The building is 110mm (4½") tall. The whole set (in the arrangement pictured in the black and white photo) covers an area approximately 315mm x 230mm (12½" x 9").
Instructions available here- https://www.3dalienworlds.com/pdfs/SAMURAI_Teahouse.pdf
-What's Included
One Teahouse set in 28mm, requiring assembly. Includes everything shown in the unpainted black and white photo except for the miniature.
All items come unpainted in non-toxic gray PLA. Some assembly may be required. We inspect all of our products prior to shipment, but due to the nature of 3d printing, some objects may require some cleanup prior to use. This item is designed by 3DAlienWorlds and is available on 3dalienworlds.com
